Increasing Inclusion in Biomarker Research

• By: Adam Naples, PhD James McPartland, PhD Yale Child Study Center
• January 1st, 2022
• biomarkers, cognitive impairment, neuroscience, research, science, technology, underrepresentation, Winter 2022 Issue
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A new study being conducted by researchers in the McPartland Lab at the Yale Child Study Center is using technological advancements to bring biomarker discovery research to minimally verbal and cognitively impaired autistic individuals. These individuals have historically been underrepresented in...

New Trends in Brain and Tissue Banking for Autism Research

• By: New York State Institute for Basic Research in Developmental Disabilities Autism Speaks
• January 1st, 2012
• biomarkers, brain bank, brain development, brain tissue, genetics, neuropathology, postmortem studies, research, science, tissue banking
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Professor Giovanni Morgagni, of the University of Padua published in 1761 a book, “The Seats and Causes of Disease Investigated by Anatomy,” that described nearly 700 autopsies and demonstrated that disease is recorded in the pathology of organs in detectable ways. Dr. Richard Cabot’s review...